Hewitt files as candidate for Montgomery executive
John P. Hewitt, 59, filed in Rockville to run for Montgomery County Executive as a Republican. Former director of the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission, Hewitt brands himself a moderate to conservative candidate and aims to appeal to both parties while criticizing incumbent Charles W. Gilchrist for indecision and policy clashes. He notes past Democratic attempts and pledges efficient, no nonsense management if elected.
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John P. Hewitt
Montgomery County
Hewitt
James P. Gleason
Luiz R. Simmons
Joseph C. McGrath
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Charles W. Gilchrist
Oaks
Laytonsville
Gilchrist
Maryland
Fatk Ab Fab
Lue Ibastou
Commission
Frank L. Hewitt
Silver Spring
The
Park and Planning Commission
State Energy Policy Office
Blair Lee
White House invites Odd Fellows guests on special tour
Residents at the Odd Fellows Home on North Market Street Frederick will visit the White House on Wednesday June 9. Judi Dilley activities coordinator says the group is excited and the oldest guest is 93. They have discussed current events and written to President Reagan and local legislators about foreign aid social programs cuts and Black Lung Benefit Bill raises.
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Odd Fellows Home
North Market Street
Frederick
White House
Judi Dilley
Ms. Dilley
Reagan
Thurmont approves 3.8 million budget for 1982 85
Thurmont Board of Commissioners approves its 1982 85 budget totaling about 3.4 million with a single correction of 300 for a cable commission. Mayor James Black notes the addition funds stamps and letters. Four local cable firms Frederick Cablevision Thurmont Cablevision Antietam Cable and TV Cable submit proposals.
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Thurmont Board of Commissioners
Commission
Cable Commission
James Black
Commis
Earl Mayne
Frederick Cablevision
Thurmont Cablevision
Antietam Cable
Hagerstown
TV Cable
Waynesboro
Mayne
Freeman Cable Committee
MontCo officer placed on leave for shooting
A Montgomery County police officer Bruce Jackson, nine years on the force, was placed on administrative leave with powers revoked after an internal investigation into a February Bethesda fatal shooting. Police Chief Bernard Crooke cited four rule violations, while the grand jury cleared Jackson of criminal charges. The officer will remain on leave pending final disposition of the administrative process. The incident began when Jackson and another off duty officer confronted Jan Michael Moore after Moore left his car and, holding a knife, approached in the vehicle’s vicinity. Jackson fired one shot after identifying himself, Moore drove away, crashed, and died at the scene.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Bethesda
Bernard D. Crooke
Bruce Jackson
Jackson
Officer Jackson
Cpl
Phillip 8. Caswell
Jan Michael Moore
Kensington
Crooke
Wisconsin Avenue
Moore
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Kas Delin Har Zivloy van Evens
Nett Kav
Peun Chakenge
Veasnington Ac
Thurmont
Dave Ammenheuser
News-Post
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Thureday
Walter
Terrence Best
Gerald Freeze
Cozy
Harry Miller
Thuarmont Public Library
Church Street
Miller
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Picnic County
Kings Tavern
Kemp and Beatley
Kemp and
Beatley Fribise
Uenes
Woteworry
Archite
J.C. Sleater
Redtown
Everlys
Everly's
Eyerly’s
Frederick Towne Mall
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